Completely revamped and rewritten version of my previous guide to rap music.

My stand against acts of hate and prejudice. Performed at UCR Mosaic's Open Mic on 4/15/2010.

The entire song is a metaphor, I recommend you read this with an open mind.

Let this be a message to overly ambitious parents who push their children to unreachable limits so they themselves can take credit and brag to everyone about it.

Abstract piece written as somewhat of a self-portrayal I suppose. Utilized a different style of wit and punchlines as opposed to my usual stuff. Read and review/ flame.

A spoken word piece depicting the mind of tobacco spokesman Nick Naylor, inspired by the movie "Thank You For Smoking" Read and Review/ Flame.

Just some substance on my mind that needed an outlet, so here it is, after a good 2 year hiatus I've pieced together another rap song for people to scrutinize and pick away at. Read and Review or flame if you want.

3 verse rap song I wrote recently depicting my abstract thoughts about the concept of time in general and the history of mankind in general.

Spoken word piece written rather recently describing a few of my thoughts about the current condition of hip hop and rap music and what needs to happen. Plan to perform this live at the UCR Arts Block in downtown Riverside. Read and review.

Written to the beat of Fort Minor's Be Somebody. Essentially my take on the general theme of the song, to be exact Lupe Fiasco's verse. If I do record this, I'll probably end up using only one of the two verses posted.

Updated version of this spoken word piece, since the original was kinda cut short as I ran out of stuff to write. Read and review. I plan to perform this updated version live.

Battle rhymes and stuff. Collaboration between Lyricology and Silent Knight. Details inside.

Rap haters are gonna flock to this song and be disappointed.

My little assault on commercial rap's lack of authenticity and artistic merit cause I've grown tired of the popular misconception. As always, read and have fun reviewing.

Show your skill type rap. Old, old, old work.

An Elfen Lied song I've been working on for some time now. Mix of rap and opera-ish.

31 line freeverse. Show-your-skill type rap so there's going to be battle punchlines and stuff. Once again, no women, drugs, etc involved. R+R

Chapters 1 to 4 of my in-depth guide to rap music. Updated chapters 1 and 3. Please exercise constructive criticism, flaming me will get us both nowhere. Thank you for your time.